The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-09-10
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS, Dentist, will
always be found at his Office In Morgan
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last Of every month.

always be found at his Office In Morgan.
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last Of every month.
ANY kind of Fashion Book at
the News Store.
SMOKE the celebrated "Millie Gig
arr; 2 for sc at the News Store.
The Good Templars lodges has
resumed its meetings. They will be
held on Tuesday evening hereafter.
THIS office is under obligations to
Rev. +. Price for some Of the finest
peaches we have seen this summer.
Il. p. SELBY offers his farm in Gin
ton district for sale as will be seen
by advertisement in another column.
j. w. MADEIRA, in connection with
News, Stationery and Confectioner-
les, keeps all kinds of Family Gro
ceries.
You can always find oranges, lem
ons and bananas at J. w. Madera's.
Also Jersey sweet potatoes and
water melons.
UP to the time of going to press,
so far as we are advised, there has
not been single murder in Marion
county this week.
WELLs-TENNANT-On the 9Th
inst, by Rev. A. Garrison, at the
residence of Ami Tenant, VIM. H.
Wells. and Ida r. Tenant
The minutes of the West Virginia
Bar Association, whose meeting was
recently held at Berkeley Springs,
will be turned out from our job room
next week.
QuITE a number of mechanics and
others who were employed on the
West Virginia railroad have secured
employment at the Clements and
Montana mines on the F. NJ. d P.
The Fayette County Agricultural
Association will hold it's annual fair
ut Uniontown, Pa, on October a, s.,
6 and 7th, and the Western Pennsyl-
vania Agricultural Association at
Washington, Pa, on September l 3,
Ia, ID and 16.
HUTCHINSON u JACOBS will start
east next week to lay in an immense
stock of fall goods to meet the de-
mands on them at the Falls and at
their branch store at Halleck.
George Gallihu has charge of the
one at the latter place.
Mr.. j. p KEENER and his son Ma
jor shipped four car loads of fine
cattle on Monday. Major informs
us that he has lot to ship soon
that will average in weight 1,550
pounds. That will be as good lot,
we venture as will be taken east this
summer.
A GOOD advertisement in news
paper, unlike travelling salesman,
pays no fare on railroads; costs moth
ing for hotel bills; gives away no
boxes of cigars to customers; or me-
rino dresses to customers wives
drinks no whisky under the head of
travelling expenses, but goes at once
and all the time about its business
free of expense.
EVERY person should subscribe and
pay for his county paper Not to
do SO is to exhibit lack of interest
in local affairs and home enterprise
A city weekly may be as large as a
bed-quilt, but you will look through
it in vain for mention of your county
and local affairs. You must look to
your home paper for this, therefore
you ought to be q steady patron OF
it.
DoN'T say that the paper is dull
when it don't contain an item that
you expected to see in it, when nc
one knew anything about it but you
Remember it is impossible for an edi-
tor or reporter to be every place in
minute or know everything that is
going on. If you know of an item
that will be Of interest to the public
report it. Probably you are the
only one who knows anything about
it, and you must not blame the pa
per if you do not inform the publish
er of the fact
AN examination was held in Fair
mont few days ago to decide as tc
the qualifications of five applicants
for the Peabody scholarship at the
Nashville (Tenn.) Normal Univers
ity to be given to the applicant max
ing the highest average. Profs. T
G. Miller, J. V. Carpenter and M. M
Ross conducted the examination
and Miss Louie Pride, of Fairmont
Maxwell Adams, of Tucker county
]. P. Menear, of same county. Dun
can McRa of Monongalia county
and A. F. MILAN, of Pennington
Marion county, composed the class
Miss Pride passed the best examin
alton and was therefore recommend
ed to the State Superintendent O
Schools for the appointment. He
friends congratulate her on her wei
earned success.
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